St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-27
what's Said by others.

1t isreported that the New York Life In-
surancecompany new building, OF the cor
ner of Sixth and Minnesota streets, will be
begun in about month.
The same cry comes up from very large
aum5er of people that usually is heard in the
eprirg, for houses to rent, and the real estate
offices are beSieged from morning till night
for them. This is great misfortune. Men
will not put their money into anything they
know Will not pay reasonable profit. AS
long as people will run away without paying
their rent, and will also mistreat houses so as
10 make the repairs eat up large part of the
rent they cannot expect to have an adequate
supply of houses to rent.
l.. ID. Ross bright young business man
OF ST. Louis, has come to st. Paul for the pur-
pose of engaging in business, and has formed
partnership with Oscar B. Hills, the clerk
of the United States circuit court, in the real
estate business. They have opened out at
316' Robert street.
Michaud s. Michaud do not have any fear
about the boom in Duluth. Ashland and
Fargo. They have confidence that St. Paul
has more staying qualities than any other
town in the Northwest, and that she will out
last any one or all of them. They have big
list.
}. Vervais, late abstract officer of the
county of Ramsey, has gone into partnership
with 4. Greget, and they have opened an
office at lis East Seventh street, near Robert
long experience in the abstract Office, and
probably knows as much about real estate
and its value in Ramsey county as any other
man.
Bushnell g. Bushnell have been handling a
good deal of property out around the stock
yards and Inyer Grove and have disposed of
large amounts of real estate to Eastern par
ties, VINO have purchased freely, and it is ex-
pected that most of this property will be inn
proved at once by the erection of manufac-
turing establishments. They also sold block
49, in Syndicate Addition No. 5, for 81 600
and half block ON West Seventh street. run
ming from Smith to FOhers street, for $40, 0OO
Il. +. birmingham and brother yesterday
bought Of Bigelow, Flandrau & Clarke the
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter
of section 26, town 29, range 22, forty acres,
Tor S4O,O The land is located on E ist Sew
enth street, near Birmingham park, in Birm-
ingham's Second addition.
Bristol u LoomiS have sold eighteen lots in
Underwoods First addition at $500 each. and
'ixty-three acres in section 8, township 81.
t..-.-c Fl, for SO, 900.
ssS Davidson company reports sales or
over fifty lots in Sylvan Park addition during
the past week to various individuals: also a
number of lots on Daytons bluff, out on
Margaret street, and some acres north of the
city.
p. I. Kavanagh. of the firm of Kayanarb
d Dawson, has just returned from FIVE
weeks visit to the East, and when asked YES
terday for his opinion on the real estate mar
keJ, declared that the market had been dead
to him for five weeks, but that he had heard
that some of the boys had emigrated to IN
luth and Ashland" So far as he was CON
cerned he thought he would stay here in 81.
Paul. There was business enough and money
enough here, AMI it was great deal surer
mere than anywhere csc. He observed .fbat
the published sales show th 1t St. Paul was
still ing large bus ness in real estate
Prices are firm ard 81. i'd and everything
.eems 10 be in as good condition as can he
lsAed for"
Arrangements have aeen mai: for good